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A judge has approved Volkswagen's settlement in its diesel emissions scandal, including buybacks of affected vehicles, a trust to fund projects reducing emissions, and the promotion of zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) technology.
Read More →Brand-new CASE machines include side-shift backhoes, a more powerful full-sized wheel loader and an upsized mini excavator, plus new upgrades to compact wheel loaders and rough-terrain forklifts.
Read More →WASHINGTON - The Diesel Technology Forum announced that all major heavy-duty truck and engine manufacturers have met new Environmental Protection Agency standards for emissions cuts and have been certified by EPA for full production.
Read More →ESW Group acquired the assets and product line of Cleaire Advanced Emissions Controls LLC (Cleaire) on April 18. Cleaire, which designed, developed, and manufactured retrofit emission control systems for diesel engines, ceased operations on Jan.18.
Read More →The excavators are updates to the prior iterations, featuring new innovations to increase machine performance, versatility, operator comfort, and reliability.
Read More →Volkswagen released its plan for national and California-specific zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) investments, as part of its diesel emissions settlement.
Read More →The City of Sacramento, Calif., is speeding up its vehicle replacements. A few weeks ago, the Sacramento Fire Department retired six diesel ambulances after firefighters complained about headaches and dizziness.
Read More →Our annual top 10 list of most engaging, educational pieces included topics such as gas versus diesel, police motorcycles, and what to do after an accident.
Read More →TORRANCE, CA - Kubota introduces four new models to its M-Series deluxe mid-size ag/utility tractor line: the Kubota M100X, M110X, M126X, and M135X.
Read More →By mid-2024, all 12,600-plus heavy-duty vehicles in the city’s fleet will transition to cleaner, renewable diesel. this transition will replace up to 16 million gallons of fossil fuel every year.
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